“Evangelical leader and former Christian Coalition leader Ralph Reed is back with a major new push designed to get religious voters into the booths on Election Day.”
Black Christians waver over choice for next president
“When President Obama made the public statement on gay marriage, I think it put a question in our minds as to what direction he’s taking the nation”
Anti-Christian Hate Speech Spews From The Palm Beach Dem Chair
“The worst possible allies for the Jewish state are the fundamentalist Christians who want Jews to die and convert so they can bring on the second coming of their Lord.”
Then a few months ago he began to really get my attention—in his response to the Elephant Room 2 confusion as well as subsequent insightful evaluations of the state of evangelicalism in general.
I had seen the book Republocrat: Confessions of Liberal Conservative some time before all that—without connecting its author to the blog work. Then one day it clicked. No, the Carl Trueman wrote Republocrat?
“The evening delivered both earnest prayers and Tea Party policy, and produced something else: a sometimes-dissonant mix of religion and politics.”
